I'm looking for games that aren't repetitive like the Witness and are not mindless shooters.
what games like portal, resident evil series etc make me use my brain.
>inb4 hur Durr those easy games make you use your brain?? you Dumbo
yes I'm looking for something ya dope.
single player games? play rts, tactics or grand strategy games
Catherine. One of the few games recently where I've had to git gud by learning the mechanics and physics.
>go to Steam
>go look up puzzle games
There you go.
Zachtronics
Boku no Pico
civilization 4 or 5 on higher difficulty levels
Baba is good
Why chop up butter into blocks if you're just gonna chuck the whole thing in there anyways?
Baba is you
Polybridge
5D Chess with Multiverse Time Travel
bioshock infinite
Factorio
what's your autism level on this scale?
Train simulator
Dorf fort
Spreadsheet Simulators
Opus Magnum
Besiege
Factorio
Human Resource Machine
Realistic Racing Games
Grand Strategy
Total War
RTS
Baba is You
MMO
Dungeon Crawlers
Fighting Games
RPG
JRPG/WRPG
Adventure games
Visual novels
Besiege
FPS
TPS
MOBA
Social Deduction Games
Racing Games
NEGATIVE AUTISM THRESHOLD
Narrative Driven Games
Sports Games
I hate that guy man. Anybody have the clip where he went to McDonalds and was so dissatisfied he brought it back to the restaurant.
too much fucking oil
Recently got this and it's surprisingly challenging and deep. Highly enjoyable
>that webm
the longer you watch...
The Talos Principle is pretty good. Kinda portal like but a different atmosphere.
Or on the other end of the spectrum you have Deadly Rooms of Death. Pretty sure all the main games for that series have demos. Straight grid based turn based puzzle n slashing.
Riven: the sequel to Myst
>DROD
Based. I managed to do level 13 without any guides, but then didn't feel like dealing with the shitty goblins.
How someone can mess up sawdust salad boggles my mind
Helps it melt easier I guess. That's cream cheese though.
You might want to give it another try user. Consider picking them up on Steam as DLCs for Gunthro's Epic Blunder or searching out old ISOs. Goblins are just the beginning but I feel like the games after King Dugan's Dungeon felt a bit more satisfying.
Sadly I've never seen it on Zig Forums which is a shame. Tar vs Mud shit posting would be right up our alley.
What a disgusting american meal. No wonder you dumb cunts shit your pants all the time.
play scribblenauts my nigga
What the hell is that shit? That looks absolutely fucking horrid.
Get this one OP, I loved it when I was a teenager. It doesn't have too much replayability, but the core game is outstanding and does indeed make you 'use your brain'. I remember the multiplayer being hilarious as well, they used to play it as a memey side game at some fighting game tournaments
I'll definetly try to play DROD again, I've had a few breaks already, but for now I have other games I want to beat. Thanks for the suggestions though and yeah, seeing DROD is pretty rare now sadly.
As disgusting as that looks, adding the Cool Whip doesn't make any sense. It's literally just corn syrup and oil. The sweetness of it wouldn't really add to pineapple and syrup, so it wouldn't matter much if the savory (I think, I can't tell, the greens looks like cucumbers and green bells and the red looks like either pimentos or those fake maraschino cherries which, in this case, would greatly add to the sweetness by a fuckton) ingredients are stronger, because there wouldn't be enough added sweetness to overpower them. Also, it can't be to add "airiness" to it, as he didn't fold it in, let alone temper it properly to keep it from braking down and separating in the hot mixture.
A few other people have already recommended this but I'm going to do it again because it's become one my favorite puzzle games of all time. Unlike other games that lay out a set of rules for you to follow, Baba Is You gives you those rules and allows you to manipulate them to achieve a win condition. The game requires a lot of lateral thinking, forcing you to experiment and innovate with different rules to discover new ways to use them, the game tells you nothing other than the controls. Many don't beat the tutorial, not because the game is brutally hard or anything, but because they just never think to.
Shogun 2 Always made me think hard about my moves. Especially blazed off some good bud.
OH MY GOD HOW COULD HE COOK THOSE LITTLE KIDS ALIVE
>ITT: Newfags discover Ja/c/k